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"The Exo Terra Reptile Den allows for easy observation of reptiles and amphibians while in their hiding and sleeping spot without opening the terrarium and disturbing the animals. Digging out animals by removing the substrate and terrarium decoration causes a tremendous amount of stress. By using the Exo Terra Reptile Den this stress can be completely eliminated. The rock-cover can be removed from outside the tank to observe the hiding and sleeping animals and placed back on the glass. The two pieces are kept together through the glass by strong magnets. The rock is insulated to keep the tunnel system cooler than the ambient temperature inside the terrarium. Some moistened moss or substrate can be placed inside the Exo Terra Reptile Den to keep it moist. The Exo Terra Reptile Den is realistic and natural looking, making it perfect for any type of terrarium, whether desert or rainforest. The Exo Terra Reptile Den Features and Benefits: - Unique ""through-the-glass"" magnetic rock formation - Allows monitoring without disturbing the animals - Insulated to create a colder burrow (Like in nature) - Perfect nesting site for various species - Eliminates stress while observing 8.3"" length x 5"" width x 7.7"" height"

Made entirely from the natural ground bark of fir trees, Naturebark is specially heat treated to eliminate potentially harmful parasites. Naturebark is excellent for high-humidity loving reptiles. Available in three sizes. 4 Dry Quarts

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#1 Preferred snake bedding by professional herpetoculturists worldwide! Provides a safe, naturalistic substrate that allows snakes, lizards, and small animals to form burrows and nests as they would in the wild. It has a 191% absorbency rating and is odorless-safe for all snakes, easy to clean and 99.9% dust free. No toxic oils like cedar and other similar wood shavings. Aspen Snake Bedding is a green product made from a renewable resource. Can also be used for birds, lizards, tortoises, turtles, tarantulas, and insects.

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